hurricane recovery

Facebook user Vickie Buckley Champagne posted some videos on her page of a gentleman driving toward the Chauvin and Cocodrie area to see about his camp.

If you are able to volunteer some time to help those in need, call (337) 232-HELP and tell them you are interested in becoming a volunteer.

One business is hosting an Emergency Relief Drive to gather supplies that will be needed by volunteers and those who need find themselves needing assistance.

The Maryland Task Force 1 is stationed at the Beaulieu Community Center awaiting further instructions on where help is needed in Louisiana.

The President will tout his American Jobs Plan on his Bring America Back Tour. The tour will stop in Lake Charles and New Orleans.

All participating vendors have been vetted and are licensed, bonded, and insured to help you move forward in your recovery from this historic tropical season.

Residents can check the Volunteer Louisiana website to find ways to help out with recovery efforts

The best thing about this concrete structure is that it is inflatable. You only need to spread it out and attach a small leaf blower to bring the structure to its full size and height.